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The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has received a massive mandate at the last general electio...

Onard Evans first day of face-to-face classes at his new school was more than the 12-yea...

A team of police personnel and charitable assistants brought holiday cheer to the homeless in Kingston and Spanish Town, delivering warm meals to the needy on Christmas Day. Led by Detective Constable O’Keefe Robinson and Constable Lushane Thompson, the cops and their handy helpers started cooking from the crack of dawn before fanning out to the city’s downtown region and the St Catherine capital. The charity initiative was funded by revenues from private businesses run by the policemen, a...

A number of business persons have pressed on with previously planned investments, adapted and made changes to serve new trends arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. The outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in March turned what was expected to be a solid year of growth for global economies into a deep downturn. At the local level, a number of business persons have nonetheless pressed on with previously planned investments, adapted and made changes to serve new trends arising from the pandemic. I...

He is of dark complexion, stout build, and is about 168 centimetres (five feet six inches) tall. Reports from the Constant Spring police are that Wallace was last seen at home at about 8:30 am, wearing a yellow shirt, blue pants and a pair of red slippers. All efforts to contact him have been unsuccessful since then. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Adrian Wallace is being asked to contact the Constant Spring police at 876-924-1421, the police emergency119 number, or the nearest police station...

Clayton Wright, who uses a cane, struggled out of his bed Friday morning to find a hand on the front porch of the tenement yard at 15 West Avenue in Kingston where several persons reside. The discovery, Wright said, caused him to move the fastest he had in his entire life. The 6:30 a.m. bone-chilling experience has since traumatised the 64-year-old. Wright said that he has since had trouble sleeping, opting to spend much of his time at a nearby bar and hangout spot instead of going back to the...

Entrepreneur Natalie Murray opened doors to her newest venture last week. The integrative health coach and spinning instructor launched The Life Store Wellness Boutique at the Super Valu Towne Centre located on Constant Spring Road. The Life Store caters to a variety of dietary needs, such as vegan, keto and gluten-free foods. Customers can also look forward to local products, made from indigenous herbs and spices. Something Extra shares the highlights from the launch.